Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-08-04
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary of the
important Occurrences of
the Week.
A Budget Of News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
ADHICEs BY TELEGRAM.

"A special from sarnia, Ont, of August l,
Just where can not be ascertained. He was
met on his arrival by a party with carriages,
one of tho party boing Patrick Malony, of
Chicago, formerly of Port Huron, Mich.
Everything had evidently been arranged for
McGarigle's reception, and one of the party
rema ked that the entire plan of rescue was
mapped out before escape was attempted
Had any attempt been made to seize McGar-
ige, desperate fight, one Of the schooner
Marsh's crew says, would have been the re-
suit The reported effort to Disguise the
schooner Blake by painting her red is OK
planned differently by sailors. They say red
blankets were hung over the schooner's side
to prevent Identification McGarigles wife
and child are expected in Sarnia
There has been inaugurated at Pittsburg
what from present indications will pe the
most serious misunderstanding that has arisen
for years between the amalgamated associa-
ton of iron and steel workers and manufac-
turers. The trouble is caused by an attempt
on the part Of the amalgamntcd associat on to
enforce the old law in their cons tuition, which
provides that no man shall hold two jobs at
one mill The owners of four mills, one in
that city and the others in Youngstown, o.,
refused to discharge these men on the demand
Of the amalgamated association, and closed
down their mills, throwing 5000 men out Of
employment The manufacturers refuse to
recognize the law on the ground that it was
not included in the agreement signed by them
An Augusta, Ga, special says that there
arc two breaks In the canal, one on the first
and the other on the third level Tho damage
will probably shut up the factories for some
time. The loss to that city from high water
not be estimated. as it involves almost the
total destruction Of crops in the Savannah
valley. The river is still falling rapidly.
The secretary OF the navy has issued in
structions that the United States steamer
Michigan shall be at Detroit on the 14th and
18th of September to take part in the ceremo-
MES Of the reunion of the Army Of Tennessee,
at Chicago, from the 1st to tho Goth of October,
for the military encampment
"A special from Craig, NO., gives the full
particulars of the killing of Anthony De-
Long and Gideon Bostwics. Sheriff Denny,
Of Polk county, states that the other day the
posse captured three horse thieves. The
curing their arms and escaping Another
party caught them three miles northwest of
Phelps at a farm house, and both b,gan
shooting. The first two shots killed DeLong
and Bostwick. The fugitves then started
northwest and were followed TO McPaul, Ia,
where all trace of them ended. The parties
are still securing the country.
Roy. H. p. Dewey. of Peoria, H., has
accepted a call to the pastorate of South Con-
| grcgational church, of Concord, N. II. He
will begin his duties on tho third Sunday in
| October.
Charles H. Reed, Guiteau's counsel, who
jumped in North river near Jersey City re-
Gently and WAS committed 10 Bellevue hospi-
tai for examination as to his sanity, was OK
amined and pronounced insane. He is suffer
ing from melancholia.
No application has been received by the
State department for a writ of extradit;on in
in the case Of McGarig Q, the escaped Chica-
go booder, nor has the department received
any intimation of an intention to ask for such
a writ beyond whst has appeared in the news
papers If the usual course in such cases
was pursued The department would have nc
knowledge on the subject until an agent Of
the city of Chicago appeared at the State de
partment and applied for writ, with which
if the offenso came within the ex radtior
laws, the agent would in the or mary case Of
! events Immediately start for Canela to de-
mand that the fugitive be given UP.